Time to close the foliage gallery, but I'll keep posting the photos that have already arrived. Make sure you try out the "Full-screen" link next to the title (and hit "Esc" on your keyboard to return to regular size).
Awesome Teresa...just awesome. Works beautifully!! Keep up the great work!
Posted by Scott CluettOctober 9, 08 05:10 PM
Lica
olha so como ta aqui!
(Ed. Note: This is Portugese for, "Teresa is a most beautiful and talented woman.")
Posted by LicaOctober 10, 08 10:06 AM
Takes like 30 seconds to load in IE (using my work's T1 line in downtown Boston), wouldn't load at all in Firefox 3.0.3 or Chrome. Why use something so huge and heavy for a simple photo slideshow? What ever happened to separate pages or some nice javascript magic? Something lightweight, please!
In other news, I just stumbled on this section of Boston.com and I'm psyched to read about local photographers.
Posted by NateOctober 10, 08 03:46 PM
Beautyfull pictures !!!
Posted by JohnOctober 11, 08 04:04 AM
Love Zen's photos, but of course. He really has a great eye!
Posted by RizaOctober 12, 08 02:16 AM
Awesome Pictures!
Posted by SDOctober 12, 08 06:01 PM
Thanks for putting all the photos on an easy to view slideshow.
I'd like to see links back to the photographers so I can go visit their web pages.
Thanks.
Posted by Steve GarfieldOctober 13, 08 07:56 AM
Great... Very Nice. ahhhhh... oohhh.. Wow. not in focus... oooohhhhh, ahhhhhh, I need a light meter... very nice
Posted by John DoeOctober 13, 08 03:49 PM
Wow. Some really amazing pics!
Posted by John McOctober 13, 08 07:35 PM
What a beautiful collection of photos! So much talent out there. Thanks, Teresa!
Posted by BethOctober 14, 08 01:44 PM
I now live abroad, but few things make me itch to move home more than these gorgeous photos of New England! Thanks.
Posted by CaitlinOctober 14, 08 02:49 PM
Hey John Doe, was that necessary? "Great... Very Nice. ahhhhh... oohhh.. Wow. not in focus... oooohhhhh, ahhhhhh, I need a light meter... very nice" It sounds a little harsh - these are amateur photographers, after all. I don't own a light meter, I take pictures on the fly with my normal camera. I think a lot of these are really lovely. Sure, they're not NatGeo material, but they're not supposed to be.
Posted by KateOctober 14, 08 04:16 PM
Thanks for posting my photos... and on my birthday as well!
Posted by HillaryOctober 14, 08 08:50 PM
When viewing thumbnails, I feel like I'm not able to see all of them. Some seem to dip down below the border.
Posted by AlyssaOctober 15, 08 11:37 AM
Many thanks for your website.
Posted by DyerybataOctober 17, 08 12:23 PM
Kate;
Don't let the John Does of the world get to you .... they're not worth your time nor effort.
Beautiful pics folks ..... keep them coming.
This season has been like 4th of July in slow motion......
Posted by Bill WOctober 20, 08 05:38 PM
Thank you for sharing beautiful pictures with me!
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Awesome Teresa...just awesome. Works beautifully!! Keep up the great work!
Lica
olha so como ta aqui!
(Ed. Note: This is Portugese for, "Teresa is a most beautiful and talented woman.")
Takes like 30 seconds to load in IE (using my work's T1 line in downtown Boston), wouldn't load at all in Firefox 3.0.3 or Chrome. Why use something so huge and heavy for a simple photo slideshow? What ever happened to separate pages or some nice javascript magic? Something lightweight, please!
In other news, I just stumbled on this section of Boston.com and I'm psyched to read about local photographers.
Beautyfull pictures !!!
Love Zen's photos, but of course. He really has a great eye!
Awesome Pictures!
Thanks for putting all the photos on an easy to view slideshow.
I'd like to see links back to the photographers so I can go visit their web pages.
Thanks.
Great... Very Nice. ahhhhh... oohhh.. Wow. not in focus... oooohhhhh, ahhhhhh, I need a light meter... very nice
Wow. Some really amazing pics!
What a beautiful collection of photos! So much talent out there. Thanks, Teresa!
I now live abroad, but few things make me itch to move home more than these gorgeous photos of New England! Thanks.
Hey John Doe, was that necessary? "Great... Very Nice. ahhhhh... oohhh.. Wow. not in focus... oooohhhhh, ahhhhhh, I need a light meter... very nice" It sounds a little harsh - these are amateur photographers, after all. I don't own a light meter, I take pictures on the fly with my normal camera. I think a lot of these are really lovely. Sure, they're not NatGeo material, but they're not supposed to be.
Thanks for posting my photos... and on my birthday as well!
When viewing thumbnails, I feel like I'm not able to see all of them. Some seem to dip down below the border.
Many thanks for your website.
Kate;
Don't let the John Does of the world get to you .... they're not worth your time nor effort.
Beautiful pics folks ..... keep them coming.
This season has been like 4th of July in slow motion......
Thank you for sharing beautiful pictures with me!
This blogger might want to review your comment before posting it.
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